As summer turns to fall, bat season begins, increasing the risk of infestations in attics and chimneys. Bats, although beneficial at controlling mosquitoes, can also bring health dangers and damage to homes. Active primarily in warmer climates during summer, signs of bat infestation include distinctive noises, droppings, and odors. Preventative measures involve sealing gaps and reducing insect attraction. Removal can be costly, ranging from $1,000 to $5,000, and do-it-yourself solutions are discouraged due to legal and health concerns. Professional help is essential for safe handling and prevention of bats returning.
Bats are beneficial for controlling mosquito populations but can pose health risks and cause significant damage to homes.
Recognizing signs of infestation and taking preventative measures are crucial to avoid costly consequences.
Signs of a bat infestation include scratching noises, guano, an ammonia-like odor, greasy streaks, and the presence of bats.
Bat removal and cleanup can be expensive, ranging from $1,000 to $5,000, and attempting to relocate or kill bats on your own is not recommended.
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